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You may search nodes, taxonomy terms, and administrative links, preventing you from having to navigate the back-end of a site. This is particularly useful when trying to find content on a site that may contain thousands of nodes.

Menu of Epic Proportions

Colossal Menu is a new type of menu system that is built on content entities rather than the plugin & config system in the core Menu System. This allows for fieldable menu links as well as multiple link types.

Subsite lets you make any node or set of nodes look like a different website by overriding the theme, branding, main menu, and more. Perfect for event and campaign micro-sites etc, subsite has been designed to be used by editors as part of the editorial process. Configuration for each subsite is stored with the node in a field which means it supports content revisions and works with your usual content workflow.

This module allows the easy creation of a menu for off-canvas use.

We use this with Foundation's off-canvas functionality, but it should be easily usable with any sort of off-canvas navigation library as it's primary purpose is simply to output the menu itself regardless of the container it's in.

You can configure which menu(s) you want to be combined into the off-canvas menu, and what jQuery selector to use to find the menu's container.

Ever wanted to show a preview of the page you'll get to when you hover over a navigation menu item? If not, we don't blame you. But if you run across that requirement, the Look Ahead module is here to help!

Simply define which menu(s) and which entity type(s) you want to enable Look Ahead functionality on, and a look_ahead view mode will be utilized to show a preview of the menu item you're hovering over.

This module supports loading Look Ahead items in the following manner:

This module adds functionality to slide out a preview of any content item you have in a content listing, similar to how Google Images works.

Simply add the .elastic-preview class (or use Views integration to do so automatically) to any node link whose type is enabled in the Elastic Preview settings, and clicking on that link will, rather than going to that node's page, slide open a preview of that node underneath the link using any display mode you choose.

This is also fully responsive, and will adjust itself accordingly if the number of items per row changes.